Sentence examples for more lustrous setting from inspiring English sources
A man with an eye for the splashy effect, Mr. Costa envisioned it in a more lustrous setting.
Pushkin rhapsodized that her hair was more lustrous than daylight and darker than night.
Many local shoppers have turned toward more lustrous megamalls in outer suburbs.
Today's athletic amphitheatres last just a few decades before being thrown away for more lustrous replacements.
"The greater the amount of light reflected instead of absorbed, the more lustrous the stone," Scott writes.
And two of Sting's more lustrous ballads, "Fields of Gold" and "When We Dance," received a treatment worthy of a soundtrack to a Hallmark Channel original.
And Mr. Fitzpatrick's vocals, which once elicited Daryl Hall comparisons from Mr. Hall's own mother, have soared into an even more lustrous, androgynous register.
A fairly high degree of twist produces strong yarn; low twist produces softer, more lustrous yarn; and tight twist produces crepe yarns.
I think of my sad locks, and hope he is making them more lustrous than nature did, and skimping on the grey bits.
Legend had it that she was perfectly preserved, with her hair even longer and more lustrous, having continued to grow after her death.
If anything, her voice is more lustrous and more substantial than before — the lower range darker and richer, the high notes brilliant if not totally secure, the legato phrases luxuriously long.
